aileronsI purchased this kit since it is a trainer aircraft with optional floats so I can have something fun to fly off the water. The only thing that I didn't like is that it has no ailerons so I modified the wing to have ailerons. Each aileron is 9 inches long by 1-3/4 inches wide. I used a 65° cut on the leading edge of the ailerons to provide the clearance required for the 'up' movement. The parts I used are as follows: - Great Planes Small Nylon Control Horns (GPMQ3900) - DU-BRO Electric Flyer Hinge Tape (916) - Mini E/Z Connector (845) - Expert Electronics 6" Servo Y Harness (EXRA315) - 2 ea. Hobbico 12" Servo Extension (HCAM2100) - GWS Pico Servos WheelsI went with the DU-BRO 2-1/2" Super Lite Wheels (250SL) to aid in take-offs and landings off the grass. The wheels are held on with 4-40 Lock Nuts (GPMQ3344). wing strutsreapirsWhen it becomes necessary to make repairs to the foam parts of the aircraft, I have found a great product for making repairs. Woodland Scenics Foam Putty 16 oz. (ST1447) My first repair was to a scuffed wingtip where approximately 1/4" of material was ripped off the wing tip. This product is very easy to work with and is quite easy to sculpt, carve, and sand. new paintAfter a couple years I decided to give this bird a new proper color for a Cub.
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